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yala-component-cli

v1.0.22

Published

8 months ago

Yansa Labs' improved CLI solution for custom component development in ServiceNow

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yala-component-cli ServiceNow Custom Component Now CLI Yansa Labs

yala-component-cli

Speed up your custom component development with Yansa Labs' Now CLI wrapper!

This package adds aditional functionality around ServiceNow's CLI to simplify the setup process and reduce the learning curve while using the CLI for local custom component development.

Check out this blog post for more details Unlocking the Potential of ServiceNow's CLI

Installation

npm install -g yala-component-cli

Requirements

Nodejs v12.16.1 or v14.21.3
ServiceNow CLI

Usage

Format: yala <command> [option]

Commands

help: Print help info
setup: Setup a new custom component project
create-component: Create a new component in your current project
delete-component: Delete a component from your project
add-property: Add a property to a component in the now-ui.json file
add-action: Add a naction to a component in the now-ui.json file
develop: Starts a development server for your project that renders the content of 'example/element.js'
deploy: Deploy your component to a ServiceNow instance. Add the '--force' flag to force the deploy
create-xml: Export your component project to an xml update set

Options

-c, --clear: Clear the console
-d, --debug: Print debug info
-v, --version: Print CLI version